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Meanwhile in Dubai: Police Gets a Lamborghini Patrol Car The Dubai police department just got even more baller (if that is possible). Yesterday morning, the official Twitter account for the Dubai PD tweeted a photograph of their new green and white...

Meanwhile in Dubai: Police Gets a Lamborghini Patrol Car

The Dubai police department just got even more baller (if that is possible). Yesterday morning, the official Twitter account for the Dubai PD tweeted a photograph of their new green and white Lamborghini Aventador police vehicle, a two-door sports car with a top speed of 217 MPH and a price tag of $550,000 USD. Of course, this isn’t all that atypical for the cops of the most expensive city in the Middle East, having already received several fleets made of SUVs including Kia Mohave, Toyoto Prado and Nissan Xterra in the past year.

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